“为孟加拉国打开互联互通的大门”

Core Points - The completion of the Dhaka-Asulia Elevated Highway (referred to as "Dhaka-Asulia Highway") is expected to significantly reduce transportation costs and increase revenue for the textile industry in Bangladesh [2] - The project includes the construction of a 24-kilometer four-lane elevated highway, 14.3 kilometers of existing road upgrades, and associated infrastructure such as ramps and auxiliary roads [2] - The highway is designed for a maximum speed of 80 km/h and is being constructed by China General Technology Group's subsidiary, China Machinery Engineering Corporation [2] - The project aims to improve traffic connectivity in northern Dhaka and its industrial areas, benefiting approximately 40 million people across 30 districts [2] - The project is progressing as planned, with over half of the work completed, and is expected to be operational by 2026 [3] - Nearly 4,000 local workers are employed on-site, with a focus on skill development and knowledge transfer between Chinese and Bangladeshi workers [3] - The project is part of China's commitment to deepening participation in the construction of transportation infrastructure in Belt and Road Initiative countries [3]